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May 18, 20152 min read
Ways to Explore Bogotá
Since arriving in Bogotá roughly a week and a half ago I have been more than happily surprised about how easy it is to get around the...
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andesecotours
May 12, 20152 min read
Gold: a glimpse into the past
As a European, when I think of gold, I think first and foremost about its monetary value; I think of the greed it creates in men, and of...
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andesecotours
Dec 10, 20142 min read
Waiting for Christmas in Bogotá
December is probably one of the best months of the year: Christmas time makes people happier, more relaxed; cities are decorated with...
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andesecotours
Dec 4, 20142 min read
Bogotá, a green city?
At a first sight, Bogotá with its 8 million inhabitants looks like just your typical metropolis. Too many people, chaos everywhere and...
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andesecotours
Nov 25, 20143 min read
What to Eat in Bogotá
This week I'd like to talk a little bit about Colombian food, because although I've only been here in Bogota for a month, I'm still...
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andesecotours
Nov 13, 20142 min read
Exploring Coffee Farms & Indigenous Rock Art
For a coffee lover, one of the best things oin life is probably to see where this wonderful product comes from and how it’s worked. I’ve...
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andesecotours
Oct 28, 20142 min read
4 Reasons why it’s amazing working with an eco-sustainable tour operator in Bogotá
After two weeks as intern with Andes Ecotours, I’ve started to think about the positive aspects of working here in Bogotá. Here are my...
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andesecotours
Oct 21, 20142 min read
First Impressions and Italian in Bogotá
Unfortunately, when you are in Italy and people think about Colombia, the first image that comes to mind is narcotrafficking. It’s a wide...
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andesecotours
Sep 30, 20143 min read
Hiking in Chingaza National Park
Last week I had the amazing opportunity to join a tour to Chingaza National Park. The reserve is one of Colombia’s hauntingly beautiful...
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andesecotours
Aug 30, 20142 min read
Living in La Candelaria
Amongst locals, La Candelaria has a reputation for being a dangerous area of the city full of tourists. While, yes, La Candelaria is full...
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andesecotours
Aug 25, 20142 min read
Bogotá's organic farmers market - every Sunday at the HUB!
Bogotá is has a huge number of fresh markets. The cheap produce and wide array of fruit is actually one of my favorite parts about living...
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andesecotours
Aug 2, 20142 min read
Getting around Bogotá
One thing that just about anyone who’s been to Bogotá will tell about is the infamous traffic. Even with ‘pico y placa’, a rush hour...
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andesecotours
Jul 13, 20142 min read
Ciao, Bogotá!
As my final day as an intern with Andes EcoTours winds down, I am finding myself increasingly nostalgic about the time I have spent in...
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andesecotours
Jun 13, 20142 min read
A Weekend amongst the Coffee and Campesinos
This past weekend, I had a great opportunity to escape the concrete jungle that is Bogotá. I was invited to spend a few days with the...
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andesecotours
May 16, 20141 min read
Pathway to Siecha
Chingaza National Park is truely one of the most fascinating places on the planet. Located less than 2 hours from the city, the park...
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